The groundbreaking ceremony for the new Transportation Technology Center at the College of Southern Idaho took place in Twin Falls, with representatives from the college, government officials, and members of the community present. Tiffany Seeley-Case, Dean of General and Transfer Education at CSI, spoke about the center’s significance as a hub for excellence in education and workforce development, preparing students for the demands of modern transportation and agriculture.
The 28,000 square foot facility will house CSI’s Heavy Equipment Ag Technology and Diesel Technology programs. It will also support industry training and expand a dual credit collaboration with the Twin Falls School District. This project is being funded by the Idaho Department of Public Works and CSI, with a total budget of $15 million. Starr Corporation has been chosen as the construction manager for this project.
Idaho Lt. Governor Scott Bedke highlighted the growing demand for skilled workers in transportation and agriculture industries in his speech at the ceremony. He emphasized that specialized training is essential to fill job openings for 600 graduates in Idaho state alone. The center is expected to open its doors in October 2025. Eden Turner covers education and politics for the Times-News and can be reached at (208)-735-3241 or [Eden
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